Chicago Sky star Angel Reese gave a sneak peek of a her Reebok Angel Reese 1 "Mebounds" colorway ahead of the 2025 WNBA ...

Reebok announces upcoming release of Sky forward Angel Reese's signature shoes called 'Angel Reese 1' with "mebounds" joke ...

Angel Reese's embrace of "mebounds" has paid off in spectacular fashion, with the reveal of her signature shoe colorway prior to the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game.

With the unveiling of the Angel Reese 1, Reese becomes the second WNBA player with the brand to have a signature shoe, following the release of WNBA legend Rebecca Lobo's Reebok Lobo in 1997.

“Being on the cover of NBA 2K26 and debuting my first-ever signature shoe with Reebok on that cover, the Angel Reese 1, is more than a milestone. It’s a statement,” she said in a press release.

Now, with the Angel Reese 1's, fans can get another signature basketball show and the first under just her name. Reese's shoe announcement comes alongside her second WNBA All-Star nod.

While in Indianapolis for the 2025 WNBA All-Star weekend, Angel Reese gave an interview about learning how to deal with ...

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Reebok just dropped a first look at Angel Reese's first signature basketball shoe. Here is what we know so far. Earlier this week, the brand revealed the Reebok Angel Reese 1 in the "Diamond Dust ...

While the 2K26 WNBA Edition is available for pre-order, Reebok has not announced details on the Angel Reese 1 sneakers’ release date. However, a 2024 press release on her partnership suggests ...

After being named to the WNBA All-Star Game as a reserve earlier this week, Angel Reese's positive momentum continued on Wednesday with the reveal of her first signature shoe.

Angel Reese is breaking the internet yet again. Gracing the cover of NBA 2K26’s WNBA Edition, complete with her brand-new Reebok “Angel Reese 1” signature shoe, Angel Reese once more proves ...